Tiësto, Chris Lake, and Subtronics Are Heading to Dallas for Lights All Night 2026

Disco Presents just dropped the lineup for Lights All Night 2026, and if you're anywhere near Dallas over New Year's, you already know what you're doing. The festival's annual takeover of the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center is shaping up to be one of the most stacked editions in its history, with a headliner trifecta that covers serious ground across house, techno, and bass music.

The Headliners: A Cross-Genre Power Play

Tiësto returns to Lights All Night — and at this point, the Dutch legend needs zero introduction. Whether he's playing euphoric festival anthems or leaning into his deeper club-ready material, Tiësto commanding a main stage at New Year's is exactly the kind of booking that sells out venues before the supporting acts are even announced. If you've seen him close out a set right as the clock hits midnight, you understand why.

Chris Lake is arguably at the peak of his career right now. The Black Book boss has built a cult following that stretches from Chicago house purists to mainstream festival crowds, and his ability to read a room — then obliterate it — makes him one of the most in-demand live acts in the game. His Lights All Night set is going to be something special.

Then there's Subtronics, the Philadelphia-based riddim and dubstep force who has been completely untouchable for the past few years. If the other two headliners draw the house and trance faithful, Subtronics is there to make sure the bass heads are fully represented. Expect fog, lasers, and a crowd that hasn't slept in three days.

Why Lights All Night Belongs on Your Radar

For anyone outside the US South who hasn't made the pilgrimage yet, Lights All Night is genuinely one of the most underrated New Year's Eve experiences in North America. Disco Presents has built this thing into a multi-stage, multi-day institution that rivals the production values of events three times its size. The indoor venue means weather is never a factor, which — if you've ever watched a New Year's countdown in the freezing cold at an outdoor festival — is not a small thing.

• Multi-stage layout spanning the entire convention center floor
• New Year's Eve countdown with full production on the main stage
• Historically strong supporting lineups alongside marquee headliners
• Indoor venue = no weather surprises heading into January

The Supporting Cast Is Still Coming

The "and More" in the lineup announcement isn't filler — Lights All Night consistently delivers deep supporting rosters that make the full weekend schedule worth digging into. Keep your eyes on the official Disco Presents channels for phase two announcements, because the undercard for this edition is going to matter.

Tickets are already moving. If Tiësto and Chris Lake sharing a bill doesn't light a fire under you, just remember that New Year's Eve festival tickets disappear faster than any other date on the calendar. Early bird pricing never survives long once the lineup drops publicly.

Mark Your Calendar

Lights All Night 2026 takes place in Dallas, Texas over the New Year's holiday weekend. Presented by Disco Presents, this is the kind of event that turns a resolution into a memory. If your 2026 festival list doesn't have this on it yet, now's the time to fix that.